Strikers 1945 3

This is an arcade shooter for players who like short sessions with tense, fast firing. Bombs, super shots and planes flashing across the screen keep you focused, but the controls are easy to pick up and the early stages hook you quickly. The highlights: - The controls are simple: the joystick moves, two buttons fire and drop bombs, so you get the hang of it in a few runs. - The first four stages are picked at random from the USA, Japan, Russia and Australia, so every run feels a little different. - A second player can join mid-game, and fighting off the nanomachines together is more fun. - The last four stages stay secret until you play through, so the suspense lasts to the end. After payment, the key appears right away on the order page on the site. It activates on Steam in the Global region, and you can buy the Strikers 1945 3 key right here. From shooting game freaks to office workers, the latest installment in that series that captivated so many users!! Strikers 1999 　 Autumn, 1999. Countless ultra-microscopic machines called “nanomachines” arrived from space, infiltrating and multiplying within major weapons and military terminals across nations. Weapons rendered unmanned by the nanomachines launched indiscriminate attacks, reducing major cities worldwide to ruins. Then, the terror of all-out nuclear war loomed as tactical nuclear missiles were accidentally launched!! Military units from nations that barely prevented nanomachine infiltration were mobilized for an operation to eliminate the unmanned weapons. But their forces were far too small to fight against the weapons of the entire world. ...Just when it seemed there was no way to oppose them anymore!! The command center received a mysterious transmission. Six bright white trails appeared in the sky... “This is ‘STRIKERS’. We are now commencing an attack on the enemy's central command! We expect rear support from the remaining forces!” After half a century, the new legend of the special forces unit “STRIKERS” begins now! ● 8-way joystick + 2-button controls 　Joystick: Movement 　Button A: Shot 　Button B: Bomb 　 ● 8-stage structure 　First 4 stages ・・・Random (USA, Japan, Russia, Australia) 　Final 4 stages ・・・Secret. Play to find out! 　 ● Simultaneous 2-player mode and mid-game join allowed. 　 ● Super Shot Firing shots at enemy aircraft charges energy into the level gauge at the bottom of the screen. With energy charged in the level gauge, holding down the shot button fires a Super Shot with power corresponding to levels 1-3. While firing a Super Shot, energy in the level gauge decreases. When energy reaches 0, Super Shots can no longer be fired. Starting with Strikers 1999, this Super Shot gained a cancel function, allowing players to conserve the level gauge at will. Cancel → Release the button while firing the Super Shot. 　 ● Technical Bonus All stage bosses except the final one have a weak point called the ‘Core’, which exposes itself externally for a few seconds during attacks. It turns red when the player's ship approaches within a certain distance. Concentrating attacks on it at this moment allows overwhelmingly faster destruction than normal. Destroying the Core and defeating the enemy quickly adds a Technical Bonus. 　 ● Chain Bonus Destroying buildings or enemy craft spawns medal-shaped bonus items. Obtaining a medal immediately as it glows yields high points. Collecting them consecutively adds a Chain Bonus of 200 points per medal. 　 F/A-18 SUPER HORNET (F/A-18 SUPER HORNET) True to its F/A designation, this highly versatile aircraft is capable of both combat and bombing missions. It was reborn as the Super Hornet through enlarging the airframe to increase payload capacity and installing new engines accordingly. 　 SUBWAPON Homing Missile SUPERSHOT Rapid Missile BOMB Super Tomahawk F-117 Stealth (F-117 STEALTH) The world's first stealth aircraft, developed with an exhaustive pursuit of radar-evading stealth capabilities. Its distinctive feature is its unique, flat-surface configuration. To maintain stealth, all weapons are internally stowed within the airframe. 　 SUBWAPON Heat Mine SUPERSHOT Sonic Wave BOMB Thunderbolt F-4 Phantom II (F-4 PHANTOM II) The Phantom, a legendary aircraft among legends. Its powerful thrust and diverse weaponry led to adoption by all branches of the U.S. military, with over 5,000 produced worldwide. It remains in service today, modernized and deployed by various nations. 　 SUBWAPON Rolling Napalm SUPERSHOT Cross Napalm BOMB Samurai Sword '99 AV-8 HARRIER (AV-8 HARRIER) Developed as a vertical takeoff and landing aircraft capable of operating without a runway. To overcome its limited payload and range, it was redesigned through a US-UK joint effort, evolving into a versatile attack aircraft capable of performing a wide range of missions. 　 SUBWAPON Straight Missile SUPERSHOT Hunter Formation BOMB B-52 Bomber Formation F-22 RAPTOR (F-22 RAPTOR) The U.S. Air Force's next-generation primary fighter. It incorporates F-117 stealth technology and the latest electronics. Thrust vectoring via vectored nozzles provides revolutionary maneuverability. Moreover, its power output exceeds that of the F-15 by over 30%. It will be a revolutionary fighter. 　 SUBWAPON Barion Laser SUPERSHOT Twin Stinger BOMB Cluster Bomb X-36 A next-generation tailless stealth fighter. 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